These types of question contain a formula with variables that change for each user. For an example and more in depth description, click here
Calculated Numeric
This question type asks the user to submit a numeric answer to a question. It resembles a Fill in the Blank question where the correct answer is a number. For an example and more in depth description, click here
Either/Or
These questions show two answer options, such as True/False or Yes/No. For an example and more in depth description, click here
Essay
Essay questions require students to enter an answer into a text box. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
File Response
Users upload a file from their computer, the network, or from the Content Collection as the answer to the question. This type of question is evaluated manually. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Fill in Multiple Blanks
These questions use variables to identify different places in the text for students to type missing values. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Fill in the Blank
This type of question is scored based on whether the student answer matches the correct answers you provided. You can require student answers to match exactly, contain part of the correct answer, or match a pattern that you specify. You choose whether or not the answer is case sensitive. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Hot Spot
Hot Spot questions are based on students identifying an area in an image file. The area is set by pixel coordinates and if students click within this range, the answer is recorded as correct. Points and extra credit are handled in the inline points fields for each question on the canvas. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Jumbled Sentence
These questions ask students to select the correct word from a set of words in a drop-down list to complete the sentence. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Matching
This type of question asks students to pair items in one column to items in another column. A Matching question may include a different number of items in the questions column and in the answers column to make the question more difficult. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Multiple Answer
Multiple Answer questions allow users to choose more than one correct answer. Up to 100 answers can be added to the question. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice questions allow students to choose one correct answer from a selection of answers. Up to 100 answers can be added to the question. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Opinion Scale/Likert Question
Most often used in surveys, Opinion Scale or Likert Scale questions are designed to measure attitudes or reactions using a comparable scale. Users select a multiple choice answer that represents their attitude or reaction. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Ordering
Ordering questions ask students to put a series of items in correct order. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Quiz Bowl
Quiz Bowl questions are phrased as statements that require the answer to be in the form of a question. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Short Answer
Short Answer questions require students to enter an answer into one or more text boxes. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
True/False
A True/False question displays two answer options: true and false. There is no partial credit options for True/False questions. For an example and more in depth description, click here.
These types of question contain a formula with variables that change for each user.
For an example and more in depth description, click here
Calculated Numeric
This question type asks the user to submit a numeric answer to a question. It resembles a Fill in the Blank question where the correct answer is a number.
For an example and more in depth description, click here
Either/Or
These questions show two answer options, such as True/False or Yes/No.
For an example and more in depth description, click here
Essay
Essay questions require students to enter an answer into a text box.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
File Response
Users upload a file from their computer, the network, or from the Content Collection as the answer to the question. This type of question is evaluated manually.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Fill in Multiple Blanks
These questions use variables to identify different places in the text for students to type missing values.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Fill in the Blank
This type of question is scored based on whether the student answer matches the correct answers you provided. You can require student answers to match exactly, contain part of the correct answer, or match a pattern that you specify. You choose whether or not the answer is case sensitive.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Hot Spot
Hot Spot questions are based on students identifying an area in an image file. The area is set by pixel coordinates and if students click within this range, the answer is recorded as correct. Points and extra credit are handled in the inline points fields for each question on the canvas.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Jumbled Sentence
These questions ask students to select the correct word from a set of words in a drop-down list to complete the sentence.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Matching
This type of question asks students to pair items in one column to items in another column. A Matching question may include a different number of items in the questions column and in the answers column to make the question more difficult.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Multiple Answer
Multiple Answer questions allow users to choose more than one correct answer. Up to 100 answers can be added to the question.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice questions allow students to choose one correct answer from a selection of answers. Up to 100 answers can be added to the question.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Opinion Scale/Likert Question
Most often used in surveys, Opinion Scale or Likert Scale questions are designed to measure attitudes or reactions using a comparable scale. Users select a multiple choice answer that represents their attitude or reaction.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Ordering
Ordering questions ask students to put a series of items in correct order.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Quiz Bowl
Quiz Bowl questions are phrased as statements that require the answer to be in the form of a question.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
Short Answer
Short Answer questions require students to enter an answer into one or more text boxes.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.
True/False
A True/False question displays two answer options: true and false. There is no partial credit options for True/False questions.
For an example and more in depth description, click here.